Video from the Rhode Island Attorney General's 2024 Hate Crime Summit

Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha and the Rhode Island Office of the Attorney General hosted the 2024 Hate Crime Summit on Friday...

Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha and the Rhode Island Office of the Attorney General hosted the 2024 Hate Crime Summit on Friday.

The morning portion of the event convened representatives of law enforcement agencies from throughout Rhode Island and was not open to the public. The public portion is in the video above, and particular bits of the public portion can be accessed at the links below.

• 00:00:00 Opening Remarks for Public Program by Adi Goldstein, Deputy Attorney General

• 00:03:27 United States Representative Seth Magaziner

• 00:11:57 United States Representative Gabe Amo

• 00:17:31 Panel: The Impact of Hate and Bigotry on Our Communities

  • Moderator: Keith Hoffman, Chief of Policy at the Rhode Island Attorney General's Office

  • Colonel Bradford Connor, Chief of the Warwick Police

  • Rabbi Sarah Mack, Senior Rabbi, Temple Beth-El in Providence, Rhode Island

  • Rush Frazier, Executive Director of Youth Pride, Inc.

  • Shane Lee, Director of Training and Special Projects, Nonviolence Institute

• The movie Repairing the World: Stories From the Tree of Life was shown, but not included here for copyright purposes. More information about that movie is at the link.

• 00:44:13 Q&A: Alan Mallinger and Andrea Mallinger Wedner - Family of deceased hate crime victim Rose Mallinger, who was featured in the movie above.

• 01:17:35 Address by Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke, Chief of the United States Department of Justice Civil Rights Division, followed by a discussion between the Assistant Attorney General and Deputy Attorney General Adi Goldstein.

• 02:02:51 Presentation: Building Community Trust by Louis Dekmar, retired LaGrange (GA) Police Chief and former president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police